NSW Police arrest two men after Nazi flag allegedly displayed in Sydney CBD
Police were called to a bar less than 200m from the Sydney Jewish Museum following reports one of the men was displaying a flag that contained a swastika.
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Police have arrested two men after a Nazi flag was allegedly displayed in the Sydney CBD.
Officers were called to Darlo Bar on Liverpool St, less than 200m from the Sydney Jewish Museum, about 4.30pm on Thursday following reports a man was displaying a flag containing a swastika.
The 51-year-old and another man, 44, were arrested nearby and taken to Kings Cross Police Station a short time later.
Police said they had seized the flag and several electronic devices as part of an ongoing investigation.
Charges have not yet been laid.
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